I've always been intrigued by both the inherent organization and the aesthetic aspect of things. This fascination has led me along a circuitous path which began with coloring books, paper dolls and building blocks… then on to model airplanes, space exploration and astronomy…and on to philosophy and medicine and cognitive psychology…then to architecture and design…bringing me back to where I started, to coloring and building.

Although my path has ended up circling back to first passions, my various travels and experiences along the way have all contributed to my evolving view of the universe and of humanity. There is always more than one perspective from which to view the world…and there is always more than one solution to a problem.

Whether the frontier is spatial or mental, actual or virtual, much of the excitement for me is in discovery…expanding my knowledge and experience…and learning to see things in a new way. It is the intrinsic dichotomies that unfold during the design process that beckon me… engaging both sides of my brain…enticing me to get at the essence of things and to bring to light the balance…between the technical and the creative, the real and the ideal, the finite and the infinite, the details and the big picture, gravity and levity.

I started @TLANTIS with the intention that it would be a multi-disciplinary adventure…and I have not been disappointed.

I do what I dig and I dig what I do. Life is good.